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knowledge of data science research processes from a relevant quantitative discipline, and strong coding skills are essential. Experience of prompt engineering for Large Language Models productivity
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a central part of everything we do. We also live by our Purpose and Values and our Staff Code of Conduct. At Durham we actively work towards providing an environment where our staff and students
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, as appropriate to the discipline, through open data, open code, open educational resources and practices that support replication. E8. Proven commitment to supporting the career development
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well as proficiency in data analysis and coding. Your writing and communication skills allow you to interact effectively with different academic communities. Applications should include responses to each
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well as proficiency in data analysis and coding. Your writing and communication skills allow you to interact effectively with different academic communities. Applications should include responses to each
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analysis, interpretation, and write-up using a critical social science approach. Duties will include: coding and thematic analysis and of data; interpretation of results; developing a robust qualitative
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associated computing code for modelling avian influenza outbreaks in Great Britain (GB). One position will focus on modelling the risk of virus invasions into GB in different locations and at different times
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pathways, specifically chromatin and small non-coding RNAs, in regulating gene expression in the parasitic nematode Strongyloides. In this role you will use Strongyloides epigenetic profiling data
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accessibility, flexibility, scalability, and scientific rigour. Funded by STFC for five years, SAMS brings together researchers from the Universities of Exeter, Warwick, Cambridge, and Sheffield. The codes will
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relevance of the highlighted publications to the project. Sample code, preferably on a code repository. Provide a URL and describe in one paragraph your role in developing the software. Names and email